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gossip

[gos-uhp] / ˈgɒs əp /




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Some is gossip she’s obliged to dispel, including one about the secret baby she was alleged to have had with DeBarge during their very short, doomed marriage.

From Salon

The digital publication is known for its Playbook newsletter highlighting Washington news and gossip, as well as its lucrative subscription offerings for government agencies and other business customers in the U.S. and abroad.

From The Wall Street Journal

So the Newsom and Cox campaigns opened a private back-channel, trading gossip, swapping insights on the race and even sharing some empirical data.

From Los Angeles Times

Every time, there was talk about ideas and gossip and so, so much laughter.

From Los Angeles Times

History, like gossip, is only interesting if you know the players.

From The Wall Street Journal